Table 4, Phase 2 (Patients): Change in Treatment Success Definitions Between First and Last Interviews: “Living Longer” vs “More Than Survival Alone” (N = 152)a - How Do Preferences for Treatment Change After Patients With Lung Cancer Start Chemotherapy?

	LL	More than survival alone (LL + other + QoL)	Total	P value^b
LL	4 (20.0%)	16 (80.0%)	20	.2393
Others (LL + QoL)	10 (7.6%)	122 (92.4%)	132

From: How Do Preferences for Treatment Change After Patients With Lung Cancer Start Chemotherapy?

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Islam KM, Ganti AK, Ryan J, et al.

Washington (DC): Patient-Centered Outcomes Research Institute (PCORI); 2020 Feb.

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Table 4Phase 2 (Patients): Change in Treatment Success Definitions Between First and Last Interviews: “Living Longer” vs “More Than Survival Alone” (N = 152)a

Table 4Phase 2 (Patients): Change in Treatment Success Definitions Between First and Last Interviews: “Living Longer” vs “More Than Survival Alone” (N = 152)^a